Play the Dutch Defense against 1. c4 and 1. Nf3

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Book DescriptionThe authors combine their talent to create an excellent work which supplements works on the Leningrad Dutch and fills in the gaps for players wishing to make the fighting modern Dutch their standard defense. Not only does it give coverage to the neglected English-Dutch(against 1.c4) and Reti-Dutch(against 1.Nf3) formations, but it also contains a comprehensive treatment of Black's best lines against the Lisitsin Gambit(1.Nf3 f5 2.e4) and other irregular White openings as well. All lines of the 1..e5 English Opening where Black plays 1..f5 in the first five moves are covered by transposition, Although the writers concentrate on how to play these lines as Black, White's best moves are shown, making this book a must for White.

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Product Details

ISBN

9780875682099

Manufacturer

Chess Digest

Pages

195 Pages

Publication Date

Jan 1, 1993

Notation Type

AN - Algebraic

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